Fizzy Drinks Trials | AMERICANS TRY FIZZY DRINKS | Do We Love These Pops or Do They Flop?
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- Another US vs UK trials! This time Americans try fizzy drinks (or soda or pop… but not coke… we don’t condone that one). We took to the Tescos and Sainsbury’s near us to round up some of the most beloved fizzy drinks across England.
In this vlog we give them a ranking out of ten and work our way down the list. We tried Vimto, Ribena, Tango, Irn Bru, Soda Folks, Lucozade, Cawston Press, Ben Shaw, Oasis, Lilt, Rubicon, and Fentimans! So many good once and some that we just weren’t here for.
Join us and discover our new favorites... and the ones he could do without!! Were there any that we missed? Lots more fun content in store in the coming weeks, so stick around!
Tell us, what kind of British food/products should we try next? What would you like us to share? What did you think of the video? Leave a comment, like, and subscribe for more!!
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I'm 36 years old and D&B (Dandilion and Berdock) and cream soda were what I drank in the summer when the pop van came round. A guy would deliver glass bottles similar to the US 40oz beer bottles. Was the best time.
Oh wow! That makes me feel nostalgic and I’ve never even experience it. Such a vibe 🤍
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There is a temperance bar in Lancashire in a place called Rawtenstall that sells all old fashioned non alcoholic drinks such as dandelion and burdock, licorice root and hundreds of others. Well worth a visit. You could also go to Bury in Lancashire which has the most amazing black pudding. If you are feeling brave you could try tripe there too which is a Lancashire delicacy that my Nan’s family grew up on.
Oh!! That could be fun! We’ll have to look into it!
Bury black pudding is the best - the original and genuine! The Scots claim black pudding as their own, but the Scottish version is so high in spices like nutmeg and cinnamon that it's almost inedible. (Bury black pudding isn't so highly spiced, so you can really taste the pig's blood!!😋!!)
@@AroundtheWorldandBeck arrive in Bury, go on the famous Bury market and get your black puddings (IIRC 3 different producers of the things) then get the heritage steam railway to Rawtenstall and then call in Fitzpatrick's Temperance bar. A very northern day out... Make a weekend of it and visit Manchester too 👍🏻
Shandy is beer and lemonade. It is very very low alcohol so low in fact that children are allowed to buy cans of shandy. Shandy in pubs however is only for adults as it is about half and half beer/lager and half British style lemonade (similar to sprite for American viewers).
Oh gotcha! So similar to a raddler in Germany
Fanta was made by the Nazis!
Fanta Twist is the best.
Lucozade original is my absolute favourite, it goes great with Vodka and Gin! Lucozade comes in fruit flavours, but the Original is best. Ribena Strawberry is gorgeous. All concentrates need water in them. You can get real shandy in a pub, just ask for lemonade in your beer. I have never seen Cream Soda that colour, it is either white or green.
White or green cream soda?? Never been heard of that, we’ve always seen it that caramel color.
We will have to pick up some strawberry Ribena, we would be willing to give that a go.
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British supermarkets have loads of grape drinks - wine.
Lmfao 🤣🤣 We tip our hats, you’ve got us there
Also grape juice.
@@helenwood8482 sad wine, also verjuice.
The company Barr's that makes
Oh! We have seen that now that you say it!
The Shandy that comes in cans is usually 0.5% ABV. So kids can buy it. In the pub its anywhere from half and half or less lemonade. It depends on things. You would understand it if you went to the pub or B&B bar as a kid with family.
Interesting, people were saying the shandy you buy in stores is different than the shandy you get at pubs
@@AroundtheWorldandBeck Yep it is. There is many factors involved in it.
@@AroundtheWorldandBeck But don't ask for a shandy as an adult. You will get some funny looks.
Oh my! A Shandy is so so popular in the UK in the pubs. Either 1/2 lager or bitter and 1/2 lemonade. My absolute drink of choice if driving
Oh okay, so like raddler in Germany! Totally makes sense!
Summer fruits is primarily cherry, blackcurrant, strawberry, raspberry and plum
True! That’s what we see advertised on the local PYO signs! 😂😂
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I love Lilt, but I am unable to have it now because of the grapefruit as it messes badly with a lot of my medications.
Oh dang! That’s a shame :/ Hopefully you get that freshness fix other ways!
If you're going to drink Rubicon soft drinks, you'd be better off trying their original 'tropical fruits' range which come in a number of flavours: Pomegranate, Mango, Guava, Passion Fruit and the absolutely delicious Lychee. I used to love these years ago, when I first discovered them, but unfortunately since then I've been diagnosed as diabetic, and Rubicon don't do a sugar free version of any of these, so now I buy them for my wife when I see them, and content myself with the smell, (or perhaps the occasional sip, when "the diabetes police" aren't watching!)
We will have to keep an eye out for those!! Thank you for the tip!
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Even non-diabetics should not drink lot of even natural fruit juice. Fruits are not meant to be a big part of anyone's diet.
Try the orange lucozade. Really nice but still very sweet.
Okay! We’ll keep an eye out for it.
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shandy is beer and lemonade- you can order it at a pub.
Gotcha! Like a raddler in Germany!
There was once a phase when people used to drink Lucozade when ill because it has some hydration elements to it, although there is no evidence to show that the drink can be used for medical reasons. It is sort of placed around that area where people think it is a energy drink or like Red Bull as it contains stuff like sodium in it, but as mentioned it is a bit of a urban legend that it actually makes you feel better then in need of your sick bed.
That actually makes a lot of sense. We were confused on the whole thing, but sounds like so is everyone 😂😂 Thanks!
Lucozade IS an energy drink in the proper sense of the term: it has a very high sugar content, much of it in the form of glucose (which means the sugar is more readily usable by your body.) Most of the drinks that parade as 'energy drinks' these days are a con. Any energy they provide is from their sugar content; they give your body 'the illusion' of energy by being packed with caffeine. If that's what you crave, you're better off drinking a couple of shots of strong coffee.
I know this is a year old, but Irn Bru is best drunk with Vodka and lilt has just been rebranded as another flavour/flavor of Fanta
I would see Dandelion and Burdock and our equivalent of your root beer. I'm not saying its the same, but it has some similar notes and imagine having root beer for the first time!? Its also made from the roots of the plants Dandelion and Burdock, so is made in a similar way.
D&B is one of my favs.
Blackcurrant is now allowed in most parts of the states.
Oh nice! I wonder if it needs to be imported or if we can grow it too
@@AroundtheWorldandBeck its imported because the plant is poisonous in the US
Normal UK cream Soda is clear, Oasis is basically our Snapple, minus the tea based versions original Lucozade was marketed for the young and elderly when you're feeling down came in a distinctive clear glass bottle wrapped in yellow cellophane and was sticky as heĺl, Dandelion & Burdock is, now a fizzy pop but originally it was a similar drink to the original (historic) versions of American Root Beet and Sarsparilla which were once derided as Hedge or Field medicine, made from various roots and or barks mixed up boiled etc would be used generally for intestinal ailments oh BTW as a throwaway did you know there is a brand of Cream Soda from South Africa that is Green ?
Green cream soda? That’s interesting too! Wonder why there are so many variations of this specific drink, very interesting
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Cawston rhubarb and apple is better than their ginger beer.
Okay, we’d be willing to give it a shot! We’ll keep an eye out 😌
Blackcurrant is our concord grape equivalent
It really feels that way, it’s everywhere!
@@AroundtheWorldandBeck yeah 😂🤣
I like Fentimans, but when I saw the D&B... "oh no, that's my least favorite of theirs". Their curiosity cola is quite nice. Has a medicinal start, but once you get used to it it gets really nice. Also for Tango, you gotta try their Apple flavour. It's really good.
Guys check out the really old tv we've got irn bru. Very funny especially 1970's and 1980's
Shandy is beer mixed with lemonade. Bitter here is the name of the beer.
Vimto tastes like American fake grape taste to me like in Mike and Ike sweets. I am wondering if it is because of the last recession where a lot of our sweets and drinks seem to be made in the U.S so fake stuff sneaks in.
Super possible really. There’s definitely a difference between our countries’ drinks
Irn Bru: it looks orange...that is as close it gets to being orange flavoured. Shows how much people drink with their eyes. Just think rust and forget the fruit.
Hahahaha 🤣🤣
The old advertising slogan for Barrs Irn Bru used to say that it was "Brewed in Scotland from girders", but the only iron in there is a very low concentrate of ammonium ferric citrate (0.002%), the iron content of which is 18.5% at maximum, so with only 0.00037% iron, a single girder would go a hell of a long way, (One kilogram would be enough for over a quarter of a million litres of the stuff!)
The other main flavourings are caffeine and quinine. If you mix elderflower cordial with indian tonic water, you get something that tastes incredibly like Irn Bru. Of course that would be colourless and clear, but mixing in a shot of orange food colouring will be enough to fool most people! (Secret recipe, my arse!)
Irn bru is the most popular fizzy drink in Scotland. Haggis is the national food irn bru is the national drink
If you're trying ginger beer then you've got to go for Old Jamaica. FIERY!!
Lilt is my fave 😍
RIO is my favourite UK drink
I think it’s frowned upon to say you don’t like irn bru. But a genuinely don’t like it.
To each their own, you like what you like, can’t help it.
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Take some into work.
Oh for sure did! Everyone loved it!
Shandy is half bitter (beer) and half lemonade (UK lemonade, not US lemonade)
US Fanta is full of artificial colours and flavourings unlike the UK Fanta.
Ribena is pronounced Rye beena.
Like a raddler in Germany, makes sense!
@@AroundtheWorldandBeck What's a raddler? I haven't heard of that.